FDX be afraid of PBS and management
#12
Believe it. There's no reason to have sliding or expansion if the planners are building your secondary (I mean PBS) line around your vacation. When was the last time you had the option to slide or expand your vacation in conjunction with a secondary line? I'll give you a hint, NEVER!
#13
I was in training this week and heard some ungodly rumors about PBS.
Specifically a 20% raise if we accept PBS.
With all the folks who have less in 10 years to go, we are all screwed because you know they're voting yes.
The word is that PBS's a dealbreaker for the company and 20% is on the table I wonder how this is going to go?
Specifically a 20% raise if we accept PBS.
With all the folks who have less in 10 years to go, we are all screwed because you know they're voting yes.
The word is that PBS's a dealbreaker for the company and 20% is on the table I wonder how this is going to go?
So now, while we're all juiced up and distracted with PBS, we fail to see something else get slipped in to the contract. All I'm saying is let's keep our eyes on the finish line. Let our negotiators do their thing. We have the final say on the contract and I would certainly think our MEC would like to bring us a TA that we can approve.
Now back to the rumors.
MG2
Last edited by MacGuy2; 06-09-2013 at 03:13 AM. Reason: Clarification
#17
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2006
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What you're saying is true if you got a secondary line for your vacation month. Actually, the 7 days are worth 42 CH and you would get the balance of the secondary BLG scheduled in trips or R-days (not necessarily 8 work days to use your example). With PBS, that's the way it would be for everyone. No more ability to knock out a 90 hour single departure line with 7 days of vacation. No ability to go the other way and bid a line that doesn't conflict w/ your vacation at all so you can get it bought back in Dec if you'd prefer the cash over time off.
Believe it. There's no reason to have sliding or expansion if the planners are building your secondary (I mean PBS) line around your vacation. When was the last time you had the option to slide or expand your vacation in conjunction with a secondary line? I'll give you a hint, NEVER!
Believe it. There's no reason to have sliding or expansion if the planners are building your secondary (I mean PBS) line around your vacation. When was the last time you had the option to slide or expand your vacation in conjunction with a secondary line? I'll give you a hint, NEVER!
#18
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2006
Position: leaning to the left
Posts: 4,184
NO PBS.
#19
There are so many other "cons" for us w/ a PBS system, the vacation stuff is just the tip of the iceberg. Just say "no".
True. I meant it in the context of sliding the vaca to conflict with a trip, not just tweeking the actual days you're off.
#20
Never give them anything like PBS for money. There is always a reason they are willing to poor so much money at something like this. The outcome for us will not be favorable if we allow PBS into our livelihoods. We've all watched as other airlines have given up pay, work rules, and retirements in bad times but PBS will never go away from these airlines. Just vote no to PBS period!